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Tbilisi’s Coworking Spaces Boom with 42 New Facilities Opening This Year
Tbilisi’s coworking landscape is experiencing an unprecedented boom, with 42 new facilities opening across the city in 2025. Once known primarily for its historic architecture and cultural charm, the Georgian capital is rapidly transforming into one of Eastern Europe’s most dynamic destinations for remote workers, startups, and creative professionals.
The growth is fueled by the city’s rising reputation as a technology and innovation hub. Affordable living costs, progressive visa programs for digital nomads, and improved internet connectivity have attracted a wave of global professionals seeking both business opportunities and quality of life. Many international coworking brands are joining local operators to meet this influx, offering modern amenities such as podcast studios, event spaces, wellness zones, and rooftop offices with sweeping city views.
Industry experts attribute the surge to the post-pandemic shift toward flexible work arrangements. With increasing numbers of companies adopting hybrid models, coworking spaces are becoming vital for collaboration and networking, especially among early-stage startups and freelancers. Tbilisi’s municipality has also supported the trend by promoting creative clusters and tax incentives for small businesses.
Local entrepreneurs see this boom as part of a broader effort to position Tbilisi as a crossroads between Europe and Asia. The city’s diverse community, strategic location, and blend of tradition with modernity make it especially appealing to regional and international investors.
If the pace continues, analysts predict that Tbilisi could soon rival other regional tech hubs like Warsaw or Bucharest, redefining the city’s economic landscape for a new generation of mobile professionals.
